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Then had come the busy years of Henry VII and Henry VIII when there had been no money for foreign explorations.

Most likely the girl was scared by Abbess Shih, for she did not come the following evening.

From your ranks come the great captains who hold the nation's destiny in their hands the moment the war tocsin sounds.

I watched him climb the hill in silence. I expected him to come the next day but he did not come.

But you know, with the age of invisibility has come the age of relaxing. And that has meant the most satisfying sex of my life.

Tom said he would come the next day.

No, but I'm really glad there's a fire station only a few blocks away. Hey look, there's the fire engine. Here come the firefighters!

Cloudy day as the sun does not always come, the sun just after the storm, life is good.

His wife just gave birth to a child, the Witch would come, the children took the name "lettuce" and then put the child away.

We all thought it had finally come, the 'one' that we all know is coming one day, and a lot of us thought we were going to die.

Raymond commented that how come the BN component parties had so much talk on him and yet the opposition keep total "silent" on the issue.

Pass the internet access, you can sit then at home, buying the product and enjoying on the net of is all to come the service.

For those who do come, the classes are limited. Arts and crafts seem to be the order of the day.

Autumn has come, the leaves turn yellow, and to leave his mother.

The morning will surely come, the darkness will vanish, and thy voice pour down in golden streams breaking through the sky.

Released in 1987, it was a brilliant, prescient taste of what was to come: the crash later that year; the insider trading scandals.

"The bigger they come, the harder they fall" was one of her favorite maxims.

My daughter's first roommate was Chinese, literally had come the day before from Beijing. She had never set foot in the United States.

It is suggested that this road, the cold can Andhra, heat can get along, the wind has come, the rain has to be.

It the boss was more strict, fewer workers would attempt to come the old soldier .

Strange also said that up, said the opportunities come, the two sides in a stalemate of the war, a series of three things happened.

Then would come the question of strategy, for without a clear-cut strategic orientation many things are difficult to deal with.

His mother had better he would have come the next day.

Then come the dog's twelve years, and he lies in the corner growling , no longer having teeth with which to bite.

And ever and again would come the draw of him, till she thought he must be evil to have such power over her.

"In January, when the boss took over, you would not have expected us to be fifth come the end of the season, " said the midfielder.

And when even was come, the ship was in the midst of the sea, and he alone on the land.

They don't like to work together with Tom who's always trying to come the old soldier over them.

Cannot think of, be less than a minute of kettle " cluck clucks " the ground risks a steam to come, the water inside crock heated to boil!

The company has large-scale warehouse several, welcome community exchange cooperation, anticipated that you come the electricity!

You who live by many waters and are rich in treasures, your end has come, the time for you to be cut off.

"Ah? " I shouted out, shame about. "How's the matter? " Well, how come the father?

The game is introduced: Spring will come, the earth is very green, there is such a beautiful small MM, let's dress up meticulously for her!

Nobody to come the day after tomorrow, they will have to put off the meeting till next week.

Little did I know at the time, out of my greatest despair was to come the greatest gift.

"It is all right. That-" the clear Mei touch the nostril utter Chi along while, eventually of Gu Nong two words come. "The spring spends. "

Let me throw a mathematical dilemma at you - there's 500 left, well how come the odds of you winning are a million to one?

Please be sure you are ready to dress yourself and your child before you come (the whole family are fully dressed).

Once that happens, Earth's greatest pains will come; the moment fate puts us in the cross hairs of a perfect solar storm.

"Upward: toward the wall, " said Ged, pointing the way he and Arren had come, the long, dark, descending street.

Just as you've said, I had long expected it. Because during the holiday will come the most important Chinese festival.

Then from about 1830 onward would come the black lines of the railways, and after that the little black dots would not simply creep but run.

Two authentic letters from him survive, from which come the only universally accepted details of his life.

First, however, Aussies need a bit more self-belief. After that perhaps will come the zest and confidence of an Antipodean California.

I want to have a few friends over for a dinner party to celebrate my birthday. Would you be able to come the next weekend, on Saturday?

Because with it has come the age of confidence.

Welcome everywhere customers to come the company sincerely to visit, negotiates by telegram discusses the service.

Tumbling out of the contestant's mouth as quickly as possible come the words, "Things you declare. " And the next tile flips.

When the summer is ending. Autumn has come, the wind gently, occasionally raindrops, adds autumn coolness.

There will come the summer vacation soon, I decided to use the summer vacation to work, I'm going to deliver the newspapers.

We decided to come the long way round in order to see the countryside.

Now two entrepreneurs have come the rescue with a seat cushion that also silences the sound and stanches the stink of breaking wind.

In the years to come, the child will gradually learn concentration, which is an essential part of the learning process.

eg. Look! There come the dark clouds. It is going to rain.

Meets down the New year the bell is going to sound, In this time, asks everybody to come the countdown together.

Though she is confident a second generation of high returns will come, the country might have to endure a "lull" until it arrives.

'She wasn't back, but they'll tell her to come the minute she gets home. '

Before we come, the guide told us not to be unable to give them things.

Why doesn't come the Aegean Sea? that piece fills with the brilliant breath the sea to be situated in a Mediterranean Sea's big bay.

The only people who get really excited about profits come the end of November are the organic farmers.

And, then come the growing expectations, now that you've unconsciously shown yourself to be an email punk.

Spring is coming, and with it come the soft winds that are good for flying kites.

We can't get out of it. Then here come the marketeers and the advertisers.

Yao told her she felt she had to come; the community of patients meant the world to her daughter, Dianne Peebles.

The people there, too, were also astonished at seeing such a stranger. Asked where he had come, the fisherman gave them a detailed reply.

Slay all her oxen, let them go down to the slaughter; Woe to them! their day has come, the time of their punishment.

It may be a buyer's market for some time to come: the inventory of unsold homes was also up sharply.

Come the day when the roses bloom. Pretending not to know, you made those splendid flowers mine and said goodbye.

But, with the size of the two daughters have come, the couple's life even harder, the burden is heavier.

Obsessions are relics of your childhood. And from those very depth of your childhood come the greatest treasures.

"I think we know ourselves that come the second half of the season we'll definitely get better, " he said.

He told me the news that would come the next day.

Mr Ron Witwiky: How come the door is locked? You know the rules, no doors locked in my house!

While the political consequences of this dramatic event will play out for years to come, the major lesson is already clear.

The building is expected to be full come the start of the academic year in September.

We were hiding at the corner of the studio, when the time had come; the team signaled us to enter the studio!

"The month when the great fish come, " the old man said. "Anyone can be a fisherman in May. "

For many years to come the old Hollywood movies will be shown again and again in movies houses and on television screens all over the world.

Thus says Jehovah of hosts, saying, This people says, The time has not come, the time for the house of Jehovah to be built.

Wanted to come, the old time, even if better, and can only be stored in the memory of the CD-ROM.

Toward the come-on in the breeze, float in the sky of after impulse come, the blue sky just is the most wise choice.

The time has come, the day has arrived. Let not the buyer rejoice nor the seller grieve, for wrath is upon the whole crowd.

It will be amusing to see how President Obama defends the HAMP come the November mid-term elections.

Will they be able to finish the work come the end of this year?

Come the next general election, the Clegg camp believes that Labour will have less economic credibility than the coalition.

And out of this homosexuality has come the disease AIDS, for which the scientists are finding nature.

It may also matter that, come the election, he may be facing an opponent with unexpected environmental credibility.

"If I go and see if he's OK, he'll wake up, " would come the reply.

How because day before yesterday I did teach her to come the town center.

The closer American vessels come, the more missiles and submarines they face and the less time they would have to react to a strike.

With the help of the such a large love , we will over come the damage of the earthquake and face our beautiful future !

The birds said, "Good; here come the children! "

Third come the chief executive officers, whose incomes can be enhanced by the back-scratching of their peers.

If this trades, be able to finish, will become 10 years to come the brushstroke with the largest scale is bought trade.

Sceptics prophesy that, come the next election, violence will flare up again and the power-sharing agreement will be worthless.

After her will come the others [no caps]. Crow and kraken, lion and griffin, the sun's son and the mummer's dragon.

A slight cold is no excuse not to go to work, so don't come the old soldier with me!

The time has come! The moment is at hand!

Out of pain and problems have come the sweetest songs, and the most gripping story.

But help will not come the way you wanted sometimes because the way you wanted is not always good. So it just comes, whatever it is.

Its maximal charm is to pass the engineering level appraising synthesis to come the football match impartially rationally.

The day of the Spirit Man has come. The time of choice is here. Good or darkness for everyone.

The time that summer come, the hotel of the lake area tour beauty spot will do an advertisement on various medium.

If I had come the day before, I would have met him.

U. N. holds water 50 years to come, the contribution that makes to developing urine report place cannot be underestimated.

If nuclear power is really as vital to the Japanese economy as has been made out, how come the country has not ground to a halt?

Don't come. The entrance will closed at once. There happened nothing, you had been dreaming.

With normalisation will come the possibility that Tokyo will re-think the essentially defensive role of its armed forces.

Next after the Boar shall come the Ram of the Castle of Venus, with golden horns and a beard of silver.

T; How come the rate is so much higher than the regular savings rate?

The disadvantages of the traditional data collection was over come, the automation and paperless of forest inventory were realized.

With it will come the ability to commune with your Higher Self almost at will, and we know that many of you have developed such a link.

I know he would come the next day.

Come the holidays, parents overcompensate for kids having so much free time by overwhelming them with activities.

Into the slots vacated by Poland and Belarus should come the western and central parts of Ukraine.

Here come the police; do you think we can bluff it out?

I do not know whether he will come the day after tomorrow.

Harry: How come the front door is open? Didn't you close it before we went shopping?

Therefore invites you to come the faction meeting together! Relaxesthe mood .

From that science will come the realization that despite technology, man does not exercise dominion over nature.

Cute! But how come the Iranians do not resort to having TV orgies to prove their worth to the world?

With greater connectedness has come the ability for people to influence one another with more speed and efficiency.

"Does the Huo mulberry when come? " The Yi peeps out to hate of proud, vomited one mouthful smoke.

"Why am I afraid to pull the trigger? " "How come the trades I don't take work out better than those I take? "

And from the pieces of mosaic assembled by historians come the great murals which represent the progress of mankind.

Now and for a fairly long time to come the risks of extreme weather phenomena are increasing along with global climate changes.

Hence, every time when the New Year was about to come, the villagers would hang red lanterns and red spring scrolls on windows and doors.

But I hoped you are joyful come the self- picture not merely, the fine time passage originally lets your time cannot sad.

Moreover after Kyd has come, the attack center of gravity had already had the change.

In a third tier would come the minibuses , non- franchised buses , ferries, trams and taxis, each serving their own niche markets .

And come the spring, he asked her to the dance.

as it is written, " Out of Zion will come the Deliverer; he will banish ungodliness from Jacob, when I take away their sins. "

For some time to come, the burden of projecting American power will fall even more heavily on the air force and navy.

Welcome the broad master chef skill friend to come the head store to develop the professional skill!

Coupled with this boom in the number of Chinese living abroad has come the impact of country's export juggernaut.

I called the number. A woman told me to come the following Tuesday.

More is to come. The Federal Trade Commission wants to curb the marketing of unhealthy food to children.

When the flood come, the hotel is surround by water and the guest have to is rescue by boat.

Come the global crisis in 2008, a huge stimulus package driven by frenetic bank lending swept away 10 years of reform.

Now I come the Guangzhou hotel profession development, hoped the expensive hotel can give the opportunity, I certainly can diligently.

From the sky will come the great King of Terror.

Then had come the great battles of the artillery.

Under imbalances come the interventions in currency markets aimed at supporting competitiveness.

You're standing on a bridge, overlooking a trolley car track. Down the track come the trolley car.

He asked if they would come the next day.

Goal difference, you never know, could be important come the end of the season.

Worse is to come. The IIF expects that flows will dwindle to a paltry $165 billion this year.

Then come the planters, who replace pasture with more profitable soya, driving the ranchers deeper into the forest.

The fog bespeak diffuses to come, the earth with a thing shallow light coat.

Below that come the dumb masses whom we habitually refer to as 'the proles ', numbering perhaps 85 per cent of the population.

Now that conflict has come, the only way to limit its duration is to apply decisive force.

Better Buick news for 2011 is still to come: The compact Verano reaches dealers later this year.

But then come the bad times, and teenage Shoko have completely drink the bitterness of this life.

Others wait in Athens for asylum that will likely never come. The U.

The header of the Downloads module shows categories and subcategories. Then come the latest files.

Once worse is to come, the president will announce the plan.

Probably somebody is playing a gramophone, and from the distance there come the sound of music and the distant roar of the waves.

That the throne should first present monarch's eldest son inherited, then turn to other sons in order, and finally come the daughter.

I never knew it is that simple to make a stealth plane! How come the Russians with their vast experience were labouring for so long.

I should prefer you to come the day after tomorrow.

First, we feel it stirring within us, a sweet unrest; then back come the recollections one by one, like homing pigeons.

Shaoguang late, time flies, lives on a day to rush through another day, may come the way of life, but the scenery is everywhere.

Come the Depression, the US and French failure to adopt expansionist policies forced deficit countries to contract.

But their Owl Mother didn't come. The baby owls came out of their house and they sat on the tree and waited.

There will come the bright day when people the world over will live a happy life under the sun of socialism.

Now come the elements that describe the time and place where the event is taking place, as shown in Listing 3.

Men occasionally to have a look my wife and kids, they come, the yard will be more lively, women seem more up.

Management acknowledges Greatwall's main selling point is the low price, but says that does not come the expense of quality.

Sincerely welcome the new old customer to come the factory inspection, presence your help or friendship.

Spring Festival will come, the thing north and south, Spring Festival foodstuff, customs, each have exquisite.

How come, the branches irritated the jealous wind and messed up the pond?

Other come the band glaring at fiercely to grab job woollen cloth with them where to still having a chance?

Next come the joint ventures between private (often foreign) companies and Chinese state-backed entities.

Come the new year, millions rush back to their villages to celebrate with elderly relatives and children left behind on the farm.

You are warmly welcomed by Yang Xun Qiao people to come the town for a visit and investment. Let's develop together!

Mr Hogan stresses his measures are being applied carefully to avoid handicapping ABB come the recovery.

1000010000 have no idea come the Pu soldier of aggression, actually is three large units!

"They said this day would never come, " the lead article started. "They were wrong. "

When Spring and warmer temperatures come the males and females will take turns to go fishing.

With scale would come the power to negotiate fatter discounts on drugs, lowering costs for employers and insurers.

Come the end when you a waiting for the next paycheck however, it will completely deflate.

When the card arrives, however, your line might be only $250. And then come the fees!

Between now and the long run, however, come the mid-terms.

The revolution isn't tomorrow. If you say it is tomorrow, it won't come. The revolution is now.

Come the illusion of youth season, beautiful romantic love gradually passed, replaced by harsh reality.

For years to come, the Republicans will be paying a collective price for the "stuff" that happened in Iraq.

With the freedom and flexibility of self-employment, however, come the trade-off s of stability and job security.

There are many more deals to come, the only question is how quickly.

Furthermore, Chamakh will be available on a free deal come the summer, and Juve are making early preparations.

Sorry, I am possible the donkey years donkey years can't come the ancient fortress, but I would certainly think everybody.

But with that also come the possibility of headaches.

First would come the turn of the lamplighters of New Zealand and Australia.

There come the owl and eat him as she go.

how come the only one celebrating is me, huh?

When autumn and winter come, the chestnut roasted with sugar is a delicacy right for the seasons.

Finally come the summary of above work and a forecast of future research.

Instead of giving you a glimpse of the world to come, the visually-stunning contraption is actually a unique electronic display.

Now etching has be-come the standard technology, and etching equipment is the key equipment in IC production.

Yes. It is better to treat your condition with acupressure therapy. Come the day after tomorrow for another session, please.

The best friend in past also beat to come the telephone, she say her the as of old single!

After tonight will come the new term, but my jesus christ, i haven't finish my winter holiday homework yet, who can help me ?

How come the best search engines fail so miserably when it comes to people search?

Was to come the greatest gift.

These blows have been horizontal. Next come the vertical edge-hand blows.

When it does come, the restructuring is likely to cause sweeping change.

That keeps them fresh and could be key come the end of the season.

So if supply has consistently exceeded user demand, how come the price of gold has still been rising?

Hebe: How come the Japanese yen has inflated so much?

Concerns remain, however, that infection rates will start to increase again come the autumn.

disasters, Necessarily, will condescend to come the ground!

Come the new year, however, one key question will be whether governments will press central banks to keep buying their debt.

Several worlds come, the cervical vertebra wasn't painful either unexpectedly.

Upon us has come the new economy, which has brought us new notions about market, employment and education.

Numerical simulation can save cost and over come the restriction during actual measure.

How come the office closed early yesterday?

Oh, Father Jackal, Father Jackal! Ib'lieve our time has come! the Lion will surely catch us this time! '

We called and told her we would come the next morning.

In the months and years to come, the world's third-largest economy, already troubled, will face even more challenges.

Kill all her young bulls; let them go down to the slaughter! Woe to them! For their day has come, the time for them to be punished.

This article discussed has come the intelligence using PLC to control the signal light the method.

From modern technology, With support to keep the trees, Come the tips to keep the trees, Protected from any disease.

in the depth of the night has come the king of our dark, dreary house.

Along with the rapid spread of urbanization has come the prolific growth of huge slums and shantytowns.

So, come the end of 2008, which apps launched earlier in the year are still going strong and making life easier?

My job is to collect souls when their time has come, " the dead servant replied. "

Great. But how come the garbage can is still so heavy?

Autumn has come, the most obvious features - fallen leaves, fallen leaves one after another.

The boss warned Henry not to come the old soldier again.

Jesse: Oh, here come the athletes from each country, with their flag bearer in front. Look at all those gold, silver, and bronze medalists.

Come the 9th of August (the opening day of competition), the magic of the games and the flawless organization will take over.

In come the Red Cross, the rescue from neighboring towns, the assistance from neighbors.

If the doctor hadn't come, the patient would be dead by now.

I mean my actual father, a retired ironworker from Boston who makes a ponytail look positively butch. Next come the "100-yard boys. "

What time will you come to see us? I'll come the day after tomorrow.

Spring has come, the breath of spring and immersed into every corner of my body and every cell! I am happy with . . . . . .

I, lost and sober walking, the autumn wind tells me, the spring will come, the time told me, the light will come.

I should prefer you (not) to come the day after tomorrow.

Come the autumn, the ever-romantic press will be examining our new Princess's figure with keen interest.

Evening had now come, (the last of Adolf Hitler's life).

cuckoo come, the plains of the busiest of the season to follow it.

How come the one thing that shouldn't be taken for granted is the very first to be overlooked by most?

During the talks wthin days to come, the parties will continue to discuss these issues.

Next, perhaps, will come the objective genetic analysis of human behavior.

And if there come the singers and the dancers and the flute players, -- buy of their gifts also.

Despite the potential for chaos come the peak export period, port authorities stay they will maintain the GMO ban.

The time has come, the tide has almost run and drained the deep: I rise from lifelong sleep.

Whatever may come, the flames of French resistance must never be extinguished; and it will not extinguish.

How come the door's locked?

"You is who mail to come? " The Qiao son Nu beverages a path, " hands in antidote! "

The one who upset me and making me so angry was you, How come the one who gave warmth and happiness was also you?